Sentence examples for broadened well from inspiring English sources

The Guardian reported the scope of the Inquiry had broadened well beyond Blair's inner circle meaning more people were in the firing line and more people required contacting.

There are other programs that take a different but equally sophisticated approach, and it would help if they were broadened as well.

However, at pH 5, the SPR band of the gold NPs was broadened as well as red shifted in the presence of 6-MP.

With the increase of the budget, the objective has broadened as well; within FP6 the Marie Curie programme aims to promote the development and transfer of research competencies, the consolidation and widening of researchers' career prospects, and the promotion of excellence in European research.

These stages, culminating in complete personal and public failure, are reflected in Remington's party allegiances, and broadened by Wells into an account of British party ideologies around the turn of the twentieth century.

Hence, a GSPC structure can be used for broadening as well as tuning the photonic band gap and the bandwidth of gaps can be tuned to a desired wavelength region by choosing appropriate value of γ (positive or negative).

Perhaps the principal change is in the play selection process, which has been broadened geographically as well as aesthetically.

How can they moan that Mr Fitzgerald has broadened his inquiry well beyond the original leak, when they supported Mr Starr's leap from dodgy land deals to oral sex?

The TPL emission peaks of nanorods at around 680 nm and 530 nm in this study are broadened and not well defined compared to the clear two-peak feature reported by Imura et al. [ 36, 49].

I've found cousins I didn't know I had, and I've met a second cousin, so Nigel's broadened my horizons as well.

Its behavior and performance were studied via comparison to monomer 4. The result indicated that the intramolecular charge transfer of 5 was greatly inhibited due to the broadened band gap as well as the twisted plane of the molecule.